First National Bank (FNB) customers experienced 2 hours of downtime in services today, Friday, 23 August 2024. Customers went to Twitter/X to vent their frustration.
Reports about FNB began from around 12:30pm on Friday, 23 August 2024, of various banking account problems
First National Bank experienced banking services downtime on a Friday payday, and the online community was up in arms about their money.We are unable to process your request at the moment. The cause is being investigated.FNB customers speak out against the outage"Is it just my or are all FNB apps bugging?""Why can’t I access my FNB . My money is in your bank and can’t do digital payment or use my debit card for purchase.
While the bank reportedly fixed the glitch within a few hours, many remained upset by the bank's apparent lack of response to the situation.Timothy Oates is Briefly News' Current Affairs Head of Department. He joined the Legit group in 2022. Timothy holds an Honours degree in Sports Management from the Tshwane University of Technology, awarded in 2008, and has completed courses in Project and Stakeholder Management at Stellenbosch and Pretoria Universities, respectively.
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